Sunday, 18.09.2022.
23:45
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić will attend the funeral of Queen Elizabeth.
Izvor: Slavica Èediæ
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To Peggy: Because that meant that Vucic received the invitation.
(Tony (a Brit seconded to Berlin), 19 September 2022 10:44
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Sorry, don't understand what the problem is with Vucic receiving the invitation.
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I think all the previous comments are confusing.
The fact is, that Serbia, under its monarchy, had great relations with Great Britain. What has happened since then, may be questionable.
But no doubt Elizabeth II had a sense of loyalty and gratitude for that former relationship.
We are talking about monarchies here, which often transcend politics, especially in the more modern world, where parliaments set the course, not Kings or Queens.
Nevertheless, monarchies have been around a long time, some good, some bad.
And in many countries they still mean something.
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To Peggy: Because that meant that Vucic received the invitation.
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It is a great pity that her death came at a time when Vucic and his cronies are in power.
(Tony (a Brit seconded to Berlin), 19 September 2022 02:01)
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Don't get it. Why does that make a difference?
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It is a great pity that her death came at a time when Vucic and his cronies are in power.
pre 1 godinu
It is a great pity that her death came at a time when Vucic and his cronies are in power.
pre 1 godinu
It is a great pity that her death came at a time when Vucic and his cronies are in power.
(Tony (a Brit seconded to Berlin), 19 September 2022 02:01)
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Don't get it. Why does that make a difference?
pre 1 godinu
To Peggy: Because that meant that Vucic received the invitation.
pre 1 godinu
I think all the previous comments are confusing.
The fact is, that Serbia, under its monarchy, had great relations with Great Britain. What has happened since then, may be questionable.
But no doubt Elizabeth II had a sense of loyalty and gratitude for that former relationship.
We are talking about monarchies here, which often transcend politics, especially in the more modern world, where parliaments set the course, not Kings or Queens.
Nevertheless, monarchies have been around a long time, some good, some bad.
And in many countries they still mean something.
pre 1 godinu
To Peggy: Because that meant that Vucic received the invitation.
(Tony (a Brit seconded to Berlin), 19 September 2022 10:44
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Sorry, don't understand what the problem is with Vucic receiving the invitation.
pre 1 godinu
It is a great pity that her death came at a time when Vucic and his cronies are in power.
pre 1 godinu
It is a great pity that her death came at a time when Vucic and his cronies are in power.
(Tony (a Brit seconded to Berlin), 19 September 2022 02:01)
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Don't get it. Why does that make a difference?
pre 1 godinu
To Peggy: Because that meant that Vucic received the invitation.
pre 1 godinu
To Peggy: Because that meant that Vucic received the invitation.
(Tony (a Brit seconded to Berlin), 19 September 2022 10:44
==================
Sorry, don't understand what the problem is with Vucic receiving the invitation.
pre 1 godinu
I think all the previous comments are confusing.
The fact is, that Serbia, under its monarchy, had great relations with Great Britain. What has happened since then, may be questionable.
But no doubt Elizabeth II had a sense of loyalty and gratitude for that former relationship.
We are talking about monarchies here, which often transcend politics, especially in the more modern world, where parliaments set the course, not Kings or Queens.
Nevertheless, monarchies have been around a long time, some good, some bad.
And in many countries they still mean something.
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